Critter Control of Louisville

Wildlife Control Services in Louisville, KY. & Southern Indiana

Wildlife Removal

Safe, humane removal of nuisance animals and pests from your home or property

Wildlife Pest Prevention 

Reliable prevention from future animal intrusions in your home. 

Damage Repairs

Professional and permanent repairs to entry points, insulation, and damage from animal urine or feces.

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Common Wildlife Problems in Louisville, KY

Located on the Ohio River, Louisville, Kentucky, provides fertile ground for wildlife to live. But the search for food and shelter still often brings them to homes and buildings, where removal can be dangerous and difficult.  

Squirrels 

Louisville homeowners who hear pests scurrying in their attic may have a squirrel problem. Indoors, the rodents chew electrical wires and tear up insulation. Tree squirrels are good climbers and can easily get inside through broken shingles or vents. 

Bats

Bats can get into Louisville homes through crevices smaller than an inch wide. Bat intrusions are dangerous for residents because bats can transmit rabies through scratches, blood, and saliva. A single bat encounter in a living space is cause for concern, as bites often go unnoticed. 

Raccoons  

These animals thrive in urban and suburban areas throughout Kentucky. Raccoons rip into trash bags and raid gardens for meals. These pests can carry illnesses like rabies and canine distemper, and their droppings can spread raccoon roundworm. 

Snakes 

Snakes tend to lurk in the tall grasses of yards and public spaces. Most native snakes are harmless, but timber rattlesnakes can kill and are abundant in the area. 

Additionally, since snakes set up their nests where food is present, and rodents are some of their favorite meals, finding multiple snakes on private properties may indicate secondary pest issues. 

Other Louisville Pests 

Mole tunnels create unsightly dirt mounds in Louisville yards. The pests rarely get into buildings, but the damage they cause to turf and landscaping can be costly to repair. Similarly, groundhogs also dig up lawns, creating holes that become tripping hazards. 

If you suspect you have a wildlife intrusion on your property, contact our professionals at Critter Control of Louisville today!  

Critter Control of Louisville 

Critter Control provides wildlife control services for Southern Indiana, Louisville, KY, and surrounding areas. We’re committed to the safe and humane removal of all wildlife from residential and commercial property. With 30 years of experience in the industry, Critter Control has been able to develop a team of trained specialists who use the most advanced techniques in wildlife removal, including squirrels, bats, raccoons, and other species specific to the Louisville area. We’re also capable of preventing future infestations as well as repairing any damage to your property. 

We understand the urgency and danger of wild animal intrusions to the residents of Louisville, and the safety of our customers is always our first priority. If you suspect animal intrusion on your residential or commercial property, contact the Critter Control of Louisville as soon as possible. 

Q&A with Critter Control of Louisville 

What are some of the most common wildlife issues that homeowners face in your area? 

• Raccoons, squirrels, bats, birds, opossums, and moles. 

How do the seasons affect wildlife activity in your area? 

• In the winter months (December/January/February), activity movement slows down. In the spring, everything is breeding, and we are very busy.  

Any prevention tips for residents in your area? 

• No bird feeders. Don’t feed the wildlife. Animals like to live close to their feeding areas. Keep garbage cans secured. 

When should homeowners call Critter Control? 

• At the first sign of any noise. Hours are 7 a.m.- 11 p.m., 7 days a week, for a verbal consultation. 

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Serving the following locations:

By County: Bullitt County, Jefferson County, Oldham County, Shelby County and Spencer County